The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1887-02-20
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

P. II, Sweet O. s; Joseph Burroughs, 4. g, 8;
J A. B, Espey, q. T.; j. T. Petty and NJ. D, |
Central Lodge No. 1.,,..loscph T Bradley, \,
II Fischer z, s.; N. J. Smith, I.
Washington No. 6--Thomas Martin, n. e.. |
James McCondach, V. g.; J. $, Bolway, r, s.. |
z. w. Kessler, p. $; Andrew Jackson, Y.
Taylor " O.; Samuel Z. Boyce, r. s., c. C. T.
Anderson ?. s.; Lewis Hopfcnmaicr, I.
Harmony No. "a. n. Canfed, n. g.; VII
liam H. Copcmnn, V, g.; William ?, Allan, II.
Columbia No, Io-w, {. Fowler, N, e.; An
drew Turnbuli, v. g.; W. NJ, Lapcrtc, X. &; II, !
A. Mclean, p. 8; L. II, Ridenoiir. T.
Union No. il-William +, Warriner, N. e.;
William J. Palmer, V. a.; Richard Emmons,
s.; John 7. Webster, T.
Friendship No, is A II. Gawler, N. g.; g.
X Naux. V. O. +. Hall Sweet, r. 8; W. II.
Womerslcy. Y :; \. $. Taylor, 7.
Coycnan, No. i3--John H. Wood, N. e.;
Walter " ki,pfcr, V. g.. y. II. lIarner, sac
Beacon No. rA-w. W. calvc, N. g., Joseph
W. Reed v. a. GEORGE A. Thomas, X. s.; c.
II. luO, =, $ =. u. Clapp, I.
Metropolis No l6-Wilton Grinin, n. g.; +.
{. Griffin, V T.. Edward Bawsell, X. s.; Peter
Harr. 7. s; {. W Lcannarda, I.
Excelsior No. lT-F. u. Dakc, N. g.; Fred
erick schmidt, V, a.; Enoch Edmonston, s.: r.
II. IT, Bouts, 7.
MpCnnn1Cs NO. lN-N. Ia. NnuHnE, N. u,
Edward H. Jctt, V. e.; William A. Donaldson,
r. s.; Robert Butler, 7. s.; I. T. Spare, T.
Oriental No. 1a-Frcdcrick vogt, N. IT,; Frank
Forster, V. e.; II. Walther, s.; c. kattclman, T.
Federal City No. 2o-William I. Humphrey,
William II. Wilson, T.
Golden Rule No 2i-william X. TAFT, N. g.;
l.. b. Taylor, V. e.; William A. Taylor, X. s.;
George G. Hercus, P. S; William Gibson. r
Naomi Lodge No. !, d. of R.-Geneva Tbomp
ntt s.s,,la
Martin, r. 8; Kate 1aporte, p, g; Eliza A.
Ruth Lodge No. ., D.. of R.-Elennor NJ.
Champion, N. IT,; Z. A. Anderson, V. e.; Ed
ward 7. Pcttcngill, X. s.; f. Victoria Kcssler,
=. s.; Abbie j. Turner, T.
Grand Encampment--Joh A. Shnckleford,
q. r.; George +. Emmons. g. II. p. I. Walter
Fowler, q. &. w; J. 8. MofYatt, q. j. W;
Joseph Burroughs, q. s.; John II. scifrert, q.
T.; Oliver Dufour, q. Rep
Columbian Encampment No. i-,Joscph W.
Myers, &. p; Oliver Dufour, II. p; William A.
Greer. s. w; John Brown. j. W.; John II. Self
fertt, r. s.; George \. B. Cooper +. q; William
5. Tappan, T.
Magenenu Encampment No 4-.Iamcs f.
Hutchinson, e. p; Herman kahlcrt, II. r.;
Frank NJ. jenkins, s. W.; II. Z. Hazard, !. W.;
William Z. Allan, s.; John E. Herrell r..
Mount NeSo m Eneampment No.; 6,,Robcrt
Archibald, $. w; F. c. Griffin, ]. w; Thomas
W. Fowler, s.. John T. Given, 7.
Fred. d. Stuart Encampmcnt No. "A s.
Webster, G. P:J. $. Moftatt II. P;J. II. Wood,
s. W; W. II. Knots, j. W.; Samuel +. Boyce,
s.; John Long, T.
Grand Canton, Patrinrchs Militant-M. d.
Brainarl, Lieutenant Colonel and Special Aide
de-Camp on Staff of Lieutenant General; 7.
Walter Fowler. Lieutenant Colonel and Assist
ant Inspector General Division of the Atlantic:
John I. Chancey, Major; Thomas w Fowler,
Adiutant; James II. Richards, Quartermaster;
G. w. Leannarda, Commissary; Aaron Baldwin,
Assistant Surgeon.
Canton A-W. 7. Galliher, Captain; E. T.
Pettengill, Lieutenant; George A. Green, Ensign.
Canton B-Joseph Burroughs, Captain; vii
liam II. Richards, Lieutenant; J. NJ Krouse,
Ensign
Canton C-,John A. Schackelford, Captain;
Z. w. Shiles; Lieutenant W. d. Lynham,
Ensign.
Canton D-P. W. Harbiu, Captain; Walter
Allen, Lieutenant; William Champion, Ensign.
I. o. o. +. Relief Association--Joseph II.
Daniel. President; John T. Suter, Vice Presi-
| dent; Thomas w. Fowler, Secretary; John r.
Given, Treasurer.
/. o. o. +. General Relief Committee-N. j.
Smith, President; r. f. Gayle, Secretary; NJ. d.
Brainard, Treasurer.
|. o. o. +. Library Association-C. p. Gran
| DALI President; N. j. Smith, Vice President;
4. w. Kessler, Secretary and Librarian; j. &.
Bolway, Treasurer.
Board of Trustees Odd Fellows Hnll-R. B.
Nixon, President; J. w. Colcy, Vice President:
| John ii. Seiffert, Secretary.
10. o. +. Hall, Navy Yard-Iohn f. Her
| rell, President: William Young, Vice President;
William I. Bright, Secretary; Adam l.. Rose,
Treasurer.
Palmer and John Ii. Darne, Trustees; i. II.
Harner, Trustees Agent.
Naomi Lodge and Ruth Lodge, D. of r., are
both taking steps to adopt and put on the floor
what is known as the ''bcautificd work" Now,
would 1t not be advisable for our female broth
ers to unite in this venture and ''divy" expenses
| for start, and when the ship comes In and
wealth arrives, then each can set up a separate
| establishment?
Conundrum- is the proper charge for
the admission of all Ancient Odd Fellow forty
| six years of age? What is meant by ''similar
| graduation? ?"
The Grand Master and Grand Patriarch desire
and expect the presence at each visitation of
both the elected and appointed officers of the
| grand bodies. 1t Is encouraging to the officers
of the subordinates, gives proper dignity and
| importance to the occasion, and stimulates the
membership to a similar degree of zeal as that
manifested by their official superiors.
The committee appointed to prepare 'di-
gcst' of the laws of the Grand Lodge have com
mcnced the preparation of their report.
The American Unitarian Association, of Bos.
ton, Mass, have contributed forty volumes to
the ]. o. o. F. Library, among them some val
liable theological works. and Mrs. NJ. f. Page,
of Ruth Lodge No. 9, d. of r., has contributed
fifteen works of fiction, ten of which are new to
as Jules Verne, Braddon, Fanny Fern, Conway,
Eliot, Carleton, H0wctt, Mrs. Alexander,
Thomas Hughes, and Shelley. Now, who next
will search their book shelves and make SINH
lar contribution to the Library which is now,
outside the Congressional, the largest in the
District?
Last Thursday night magnificent crayou
representation of Brother John Thaw, p. q. NJ.
and charter member of Oriental Lodge No. 49,
mysteriously made its appearance in that
Lodge, and at the proper time Brother William
original and in behalf Of the Lodge presented
; the picture TO him In neat address, to which
Brother Thaw made fitting response. The
portrait will be placed in the Blue Room
Brother ihaw, who Is just recovering from q
severe sickness, is In his ciglltythird year, and
Is among the Oldest and most jealous Odd
Fellows In the Jurisdiction.
The degree staff of Covenant Lodge No. 10
with large delegation from that Lodge
visited Friendship Lodge No. IL Thursda,
evening and conferred the Degrees of Friend
ship and Love.
The committee on parade met Thursda,
night, and after discussing various proposition,
adjourned until next Thursday evening.
This issue presents complete directory O
) all Odd Fellows organizations In this District
which will prove invaluable for reference. Gu
it out and preserve II.
. Brother J. X. Sanders, of Oriental Lodge No
, 10, of Boston, Mass, who is visiting G. f
Towle, 1924 New York avenue, was taker
, seriously III last week, and is placed in charge
of Harmony Lodge NO.9
, Columbia Lodge No. 10 Thursday night las
. conferred the Degree Of Friendship Thi,
Lodge has an excellent degree staff, who do th,
work crcditably,
The question of n reduction Of the price %
degrees will be considered for the third time II
Harmony Lodge No . Tomorrow night, and II
|, the meantime "the boys have their pockets full
Of applications pending the result The I.odg,
was visited last Monday night by Jesse B
l Dckey, r. IT,, and for thirty -four years mem
/; ber Of Banner Lodge No. 359, New London, Pa
! His talk to the Lodge was both profitable an,
instructive.
r Metropolis Lodge No. 10 last week obtane,
1 n lease for five years on the upper floor Of tn
. building southwest corner Of Ninth and
streets, and will Immediately expend II 200 II
! fitting up and furnishing, They expect to oc
4 cupy the new quarters by the first Of March
Central Lodge No. performed the initiator,
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